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Daughters of the sea

Name: Daughters of the sea
Author: Kathryn Lasky

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In 1899, a fifteen-year-old orphan named Hannah obtains employment as a servant in the home of one of Boston's wealthiest families, where she meets a noted portrait painter who seems to know things about her that even she is not aware of, and when she accompanies the family to their summer home in Maine, she feels an undeniable pull to the sea.

Subjects: History
Fantasy
Children's fiction
Orphans
Identity
Social classes
Set in: Boston
Maine
Time: 19th Century; 1865-

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